Wesley Chapel families say health insurance premiums are soaring as open enrollment gets underway

Open enrollment is underway, and many people are weighing their options for health insurance. A recent poll shows six in 10 adults are worried about being able to afford healthcare.I spoke with some Wesley Chapel residents who say they feel like they're getting priced out of the market and that health insurance coverage is becoming unaffordable. Wesley Chapel families say insurance premiums are soaring during open enrollmentWesley Chapel resident's Joel and Jessica Provenzano are self-employed realtors with Florida Executive Realty. That means they have to shop for their own health insurance through the federal marketplace, and they say the cost of coverage has climbed dramatically."The costs have been a little terrifying," Jessica Provenzano said. "Last year, the plan we had was like $560 a month, and then this year it's like $1000 a month. And then if we kept the same plan for next year, it'd be like $3400 a month.""It doubled and then it tripled on top of that within the course of